The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-02-10
MARIETTA MATTERS,
Garden work.


haling their perfume
Mr. James Legg, of Rutledge, Tenn, i.
visiting his brother, Mr.. B. R. Legg.
Printers ink is the best fertilizer eve
discovered for business soil.
100000 Shingles, of best quality ar,
being sold cheap by j. w. Henderson L So,
Mr.. j. T. Redding and family hav,
moved to Atlanta and will keep boardln.
house.
Chattanooga has voted 800, 900 t.
build the Chattanooga, Rome and Carroll
ton railroad.
II you want to have a good laugh gel
Mr. viii Mckenzie to relate his two week.
experience with bicycle.
DR.. B. NJ. Wooley, who went to Atlantis
twelve years ago, a poor man, is now worth
100000. Advertising the opium cure did
it.
-250, 600 feet OF rough lumber Of all kinds
at j. W. Henderson l. Sons.
Subscriptions to the JOURNAL are still
coming in. The people appreciate theiI
county paper and show it by substantial ia
vors.
On Sunday February 18th, there will be
singing at Bold Spring church at 2 o'clock,
p m. To the citizens OF the county cor.
dial invitation is extended.
They say that Mr. Charley Hawkins,
t9rmerly Of Na1iettg who married Miss
Harriet Tucker, has amassed fortune in
Birmingham
"A Land and improvement Company, if
formed here, would boom Marietta and Cobb
county immensely. This is what we need,
with energetic men at the head of it.
Iron of a magnetic quality is on Mr..
King farm near Marietta while above town
on the Marietta 81 North Ga Railroad there
is said to be plenty OF goodiron ore. Capt.
to! is Whqt is wanted to develop it,
Sessions, Handy \ Co. are determined
to close out their stock of Hats aHd are Of
terilg bargains.
The second quarterly meeting of the
Cobb County Sunday School Association
will be held at the Methodist Church next
Saturday and Sunday in this place Judge
". j. Hammond, of Atlanta, will deliver an
adpreSs on 'Bible staay. Sunday morning.
Rev Geo. S. Tumlip, of Marietta, @as
in town Tuesday. He is much pleased With
his new home, and his charge are very lib
eral as to comfort and convenience. - Car
terSUitte CourGnt-American. Yes, and our
people are well pleased with Mr.. Tumlin
He is one of the ablest preachers in Geor-
gia and true Christian.
Ed. Gibson is in town Ed is full
fledged Cobbite and is proud of his county
He is here in the interest OF the Marietta
Marble and Granite Works and offers a Sc
ect line of monuments, &C., at prices unus-
ually low. He will be here again at Feb
ruary court and ought to receive now and
then a flattering run of orders Ceddrtorn
AdUertiSer.
100000 feet of flooring and ceiling,
guaranteed to be dry, at J. W. Henderson
y Sons, cheaper than the cheapest.
Remember Sessions, Handy Sc Co
leads in low prices. Just think about it.,
20 lbs Of Rice for one dollar.
Six negro boys were arrested last week
for repeatedly rocking the boarding house
of Miss ldelle MARROW Rocks were thrown
from the rear Of the house and went crash
ing through a cloth screen. Mayor Den
mead very properly put fine of $25 and
cost or thirty days in the calaboose on each,
and being unable to pay it they now Ian
guish behind the bars. Such malicious mis-
chief is not to be tolerated and the best way
to protect people in their peace and proper-
ty is to punish those who make outlaws of
themselves.
Sessions Handy 6 Co. make a spec
ialty OF pure Leaf Lard, and ask you to
come and see.
Observation-Disclosures you need Books of
any kind and will give me your order. /
will get them the same day ordered and
sell them at the lowest prices. | make a
peciality OF School Books.
j. A. MANGET.
The Atlanta Constitution resurrects an
item published by the Marietta Journal sew
eral months ago, about anthracite coal be.
ing found near Austell. We gave the same
details of the discovery and the syndicate
formed to buy the land, &c We thought
then and we think now that the owners OF
the land, if they have not the capital to
work It, had better sell to those who have
sufficient money to develop this hidden re-
source of wealth The coal is there in pay.
ing quantities, and it would give Austell a
great boom to have it unearthed and put on
the market.
Handsome present given with each box
Of Baking Powders, sold by Sessions Ham
by x Co. Price 25cts and Scots.
The following letter is from lady
recently bereaved of her husband, and hav.
ing moved away from near Aeyorth she
writes to renew her subscription; "The
Journal has come TO hand, was proud to see
it once more. 1t seems like meeting with
an old friend. As you are aware my cir.
cumstances, are considerably changed and
prospect gloomy for the future, still hope |
shall not be obliged to give up this fre ndly
visitor. Husband respected both of you
very much and always appreciated your
paper, and | do too Though prospects
are changed and home vacated and lost
earthly hopes blighted to very great ex
tent-stil! the journal brings home news
and it is refreshing to get hold of it. En-
closed you will please find my subscription. "
DR.. Buttoph hands us the following
card, sent out by the City Council o.
Charleston S. c.. to the contributors to the
relief of earthquake sufferers;
At the close of this year, memorable by
our sudden and terrible afiliction from the